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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1927

Page

2

Georgia Georgia Tech Grid Battle Promises Title Stakes

The Georgia Bulldogs clash with Georgia Tech in Atlanta with national title hopes and the Southern Conference crown on the line. Georgia seeks a ninth straight win as tech rivals aim to derail the favored Bulldogs in a storied 1898-era rivalry game.

Mason Dix Georgia Missouri Kansas Army Navy Harry” Wilson Alabama Bulldogs Crimson Tide Pacific Coast Washington Stanford Dartmouth LaFayette Gixie Centenary College of Louisiana Duke Boston College Virginia Poly Colgate Yale Georgia Tech Notre Dame van Mexbit Jimmy Armistead Smith Merced

Huskies, Trojans Clash in Coast Title Showdown

Washington University’s Huskies prepare to meet Southern California’s Trojans in a decisive coast conference showdown at Los Angeles Coliseum. Trojan starter joins and presumptive changes frame a high stakes game as 80,000 fans rush toward a sellout conclusion.

Los Angeles Troy Washington University Southern California Begshaw Huskies Alaska Trojans Seattle

Penn University Confirms Gibson Ineligible in Relay Carnival

University of Pennsylvania officials confirmed Fordham track star John Gibson was ineligible to compete in the relay carnival event where he defeated Lord Burghley in the 400 meters hurdles. The ineligibility arose from Gibson being a night student not pursuing a degree, per IC A A rules.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania John Gibson Fordham University Lord Burghley Gibson J. Jamison Swarts Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America New York Swarts Fordham

Footprints on sands: Bill Clark urges forward action

Bill Clark states that progress comes from taking steps rather than staying idle. He emphasizes persistence and forward momentum as key to achieving lasting outcomes.

Bill Clark

Western League Club Owners Fight Breakup

Western League owners prepared to oppose the withdrawal of Tulsa and Oklahoma City clubs. A three man committee led by M. L. Ansenger of Denver, with J. Burch and F. E. Keyser, will represent six clubs against the move to join the Texas League. Oklahoma City’s John Holland and Tulsa’s L. C. McAvoy will act for their clubs. The national board of arbitration meets tomorrow in Dallas to hear the case amid other brief meetings by several leagues.

Dallas Texas Tulsa Oklahoma City National Board of Arbitration M. L. Ansenger Denver J. ¥. Burch Omaha FE. Lee Keyser Des Moines Okla‘Homa “City John Holland Oklahoma City Club L. C. McAvoy Tulsa Club American Association

Cuban boxers fined after draw in Chicago

The State Athletic Commission fined Joleaux Saguero 750 and suspended him 30 days after a slow 10 round draw. Chuck Burns received a 300 fine and 30 day suspension for the bout held in Chicago.

Chicago Joleaux Saguero Chuck Burns State Athletic Commission Saguero Burns

Finnegan Tops Morgan In Ten Round Bout

Dorchester lightweight Dick Honey Boy Finnegan beat Seattle’s world junior lightweight Ted Morgan by decision in Boston. The fight lasted ten rounds with both fighters weighing 181 and a half pounds. no title was on the line.

Boston Honey Boy) Finnegan Dorchester Ted Morgan Seattle

Western Conference coaches oppose 1928 football code changes

The Western Conference football coaches voted against tampering with the 1928 rules and urged a one year hold on new regulations. Jimmy Phelan of Purdue was named president and Glenn Thistlethwaite of Wisconsin secretary. A key 5 to 4 vote favored moving goal posts back to the goal line.

Chicago Western Conference Football Coaches Association Jimmy Phelan Purdue Glenn Thistlethwaite Wisconsin

Lettuce Shipments Hit New High from Salt River Valley

Lettuce shipments from the Salt River Valley climbed to a daily high, with 35 cars north via Santa Fe and 25 east via Southern Pacific, totaling 60 cars. The pace is expected to reach 100 cars daily next week as growers rush supply to market.

Phoenis Aviz Salt River Valley Coas Santa Fe Southern Pacific California Florida Maricopa County Farm Bureau New York

Colorado River Trip Be Reseamed Today

Bray-Pathe Colorado expedition members, after a meat meal of roasted jack rabbits, plan to resume the river journey at dawn toward Needles California. The 13 explorers had been at Lee's Ferry since arriving from Green River Utah seven days late, navigating this hazardous stretch.

Camp Pearson Painted Desert Ariz U.S. Signal Corps Associated Press Bray-Pathe Colorado Needles California

N. A. T. C. To Attend El Paso Conference

FLAGSTAFF Arizona Dec 2 AP Northern Arizona Teachers College will be represented Saturday at the meeting of the proposed southwest inter collegiate conference at El Paso Four schools were tentatively accepted as charter members at a preliminary meeting October 21 also held at El Paso The four colleges are Arizona University Tucson University of New Mexico Albuquerque New Mexico Aggies Las Cruces and Texas School of Mines El Paso

Flagstaff Aviz Northern Arizona Teachers College el Paso Arizona University Tucson University of New Mexico Albuquerane New Mexico Aggies Las Cruces Texas School of Mimes

OBrien Hits The Canvas In First Round Victory

In Phoenix on December 2 AP reports IK OBrien of Fort Worth Texas defeated Shamus OBrien of Phoenix by technical knockout in the first round. Also on the card Timmy OBrien of Phoenix KOed IK C Curley in the fourth, Tommy Kiss of Douglas stopped Arthur Earl, and Pal Sheaf of Denver won a six round decision over Kid Cota of Phoenix.

Phoenix Ariz O. Simpson Fort Bhss Texas Shamus O’brien O’brien Timmry O’brien IK .C. Curley Tempe Tommy Kks Douglas Arthur Earl Chicago Pal Sheaf Denver Kid Cota

Suit Brought Against Ford Mot or to Recover 100000

The La Porte Heinkamp motor company filed a $100000 suit in Superior court against the Ford Motor company. It alleges the firm handled Ford cars and parts from 1904 to 1927 when a Ford agent abruptly took over the business without reimbursement.

Baltimore Ford Motor, Company Detroit la Porte Heinkamp Motor Company la Porte-Heinkamp Company Ford

Capitalist Dies in Orlando Death News

Orlando report states Samuel Duumire 58 a former Pittsburgh capitalist and steel operator died in the city today.

Orlando, Fla Sanmel Duumire Pittsburgh Stel

Arizona Woman and Child Die in Wreck Near Albuquerque

Fort Defiance resident Mrs Robert McFarland and her infant daughter were killed when their car collided with a Santa Fe train at Sanida, ten miles north of Albuquerque. McFarland was seriously injured. No further details were provided.

Winslow Daily Mail Associated Press Robert McFarland Fort Defiance Arizona McFarland Santa Fe Sanida Albuauerque New Ost Lruptan Winston

Repsri Doty to Return Home by Christmas

From Oran Algeria December 2 AP Bennett J Doty of Biloxi Mississippi vows he will be home for Christmas after release from foreign service. He gained freedom after a desertion pardon and return to his regiment. Doty arrived in Oran from Sidi Bel Abbes and will sail from Cherbourg next Wednesday.

Oran Algeria Bennett J. Doty Biloxi Miss Dotye Doty Sidi-Bel-Abbes

Bank President Convicted in Kenton Misapplication Case

J W Burke president of the De Funce Bank of Kenton was convicted on a misapplication charge by a Portland jury. The bank closed December 5, 1926, causing losses exceeding 1 million dollars to depositors.

Portland. Ore J. W. Burke Defunce Bank of Kenton

German stance signals cautious revision of Versailles terms

Geneva reports say Count Von Bernstorf f, former German ambassador, urged Article 19 be studied by the League of Nations to allow reconsideration of treaties that become inapplicable. German delegates downplayed the move, insisting no deliberate bid to revamp the Versailles treaty was intended.

Geneva Germany Count von Bernstorff United State Security ¢ Committee Security Committee League Assembly Versailles von Bernstort

Bank Robbery in Davis Nets About 7000

Two masked bandits armed with pistols held up the Bank of Davis near closing time and fled toward the San Francisco Bay region in an automobile. The estimated loot exceeded $7000 and officials say the crime appeared carefully planned.

Davis Cal Bank of

Winslow Daily Want Ads Bring Results

Classified listings in the Winslow paper yield responses to local advertisements. Readers note successful sales and inquiries across housing, employment, and goods. Community exchanges reflect active marketplace activity and neighborly commerce.

Winslow Daily

Flagstaff Teachers Schedule Home and Away Series with Arizona and New Mexico

Northern Arizona Teachers College coach Rudie Lavik announced plans for a home and away basketball series with the University of Arizona and the University of New Mexico. The Lumberjacks will face Arizona in Tucson February 17 and 18 and meet New Mexico in Albuquerque January 17. Return dates are undecided. Lavik also aims for more games with New Mexico and a series with Gila College of Thatcher. He expects to know his team after the intramural meet next week and notes five returning players from last year’s championship squad.

Flagstaff Ariz University of New Mexico University of Arizona Albuquerque Loboes Lavik New Mexico Gila College Thatcher Arizona

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